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VeefOratIOA. The pre$Ment
.13COrprrAilliTzatt1641$hr, tbiaptikl:eie&autinory,
rederatien for sponoring WM»
self and Mrs. Ifunter tO attPutt
the folk school' at, couthwdza,
Ire else thanked the directors
for their $upport during the
'pat lyecir and extended thaas
to Ed: Stiles, who presided in
the ,ptarit for the banquet.
Mr. a llendricks'entertainr4
dauing the evening on his ac-
cordion.
The ball a the Chrfstian Ed- with a decorated tree and a°
ation BuildiAg of North Street $leigh of bygone yrs laden ,
ted Church proVed a ilth with gifts, created an old,f4b-
glory Christmas setting as lolled atmosphere. Receiving
cltering coal -oil lamps, c,ever-
ess and holly greeted the
sts at the annual bazaar and
held by the Utited Chorea -
°men on Saturday afternoon.
the more than 400 guests
!era' the building, sleigh
the guests were Mrs. R. W.
Hughes, U.C.W. president, and
Rev. and 11Irs. W. J. ten Hoven.
Mrs. le Westbrook and Mrs. J.
McLeod -presided at Coe doer
table.
I he tage was transformel
j
ingled and thisalong into an authentic kitchen of ,
that era, complete with kitchen
pump, quaint old stovd with
teaming old-time kettles, wood-
,.„. box, pine table covered with a
red and white fringed cloth,
chairs, benches, antique cup-
..
boards displaying china pieces
oi that period, churn, coffee
grinder, antique eleek and
cz•adie. Braid6d mats were •
scattered on the floor. A house-
wife, 'Mrs. EI, Bettger, in typical
long-baek. skirt -and. • whito.
blouse over which she wore a
huge white apron, was busily
engaged in the chores of the
day and minding the baby in
the cradle. The older children,
BarbaraBoutilier, Mary Ellen
McGillElizabeth Parsons and
Margo , Bettger, obediently
strung popcorn and cranberries
to ifelp adorn the large Christ-
mas tree which was also decor-
's Christmas Why
ot Give The Best—
A- Sheaffer
fetime Pen 1
so a large variety of
her pens, all types, in
gles, sets, etcto suit
every taste.
INMPOMP SM111011111 .11,1M11111
eather Goods
atl3uxton Purse sets
Ladies' and Men's
allets, Writing Kits,
ewel Cases, etc., by
Buxton and Tilley,
he two most famous
-names in leather..
eautiful colours, and a
wide price,_Vange. to
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suit every lauFlget.,
ome in and browse
*around!
ated with cookies, gingerbread
men, canes, baubles and tin-
sel. Para'as" were gaily wrap-
ped under the tree.,
Homemade Bread
The making of homemade
bread was featured as Mrs. t-(.
Walkom worked fastidiously in
the hall kitchen, sending the
mouth-watering aroma through-
out the.room.
During the afternoon, "a
neighbor,"„ Mrs. J. Remington,
in a quairif costume, dropped
CARLOW—lleiore than WO
areafarmers and their wives,
4tended the annual banquet
of the Colborne Township Fed-.
,ralion. of Agrieultnre in the
flownship Hall at Carlow on
Thursday evening. The Tiar
Dunlop W.I. served a bounteous
.urkey dinner on the occasion.
Guest, sp.eaker, •Dr. J. N.
Hagan, Superintendent of the
Ontario Hospital, referred to
the three shots that rang outzin
U.S.A. when President Kennedy
was assassinated and stated that
lt would be interesting to learn
the motive behind this shoot-
ing. He went on to explain
Sanderson's Law which the
courts use to decide whether
or not a man who has com-
mitted a crime is sane or in-
sane and whether he could be
tried .in court.
Dr. Hagan was introduced by
More than 400 people attended this year's North Street
United Church Christmas Bazaar. Candies, 'quilting, needle-
work, knitting, and novelties were sold by the hundreds.
in on the household to "gossip."
Other visitors, who were also
served homemade .cookies and
tea. by the hostess, were the
minister, Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen,
dressed in A cut-aWay coat "be-
flttin' the parson" of that day,
and his wife, Mrs. fen'lloopen,
looking charming in her "call-
ing cloths" of silk and velvet
with a plumed hat. •
Gat -lands of holly tied with
red bows added a festive touch
•to the auditemiuin waif's', while
THANK YO
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Here, the bake table is cleared in half an hour. Mrs. Carl
Worsell, left, and Mrs. Jack Cook, right, help sell the cook-
ies and buns; breads and biscuits. (Signal -Star photo)
Tb the Ratepayers of -West Wawanosh Townsh:p
I would like to thank you for your support at the
polls. - Merry -Christmas and Happy •New Year.
large coal -oil lentils against a
background of evergreens and
bittersweet accented the win-
dows.
Mrs. D. C. Aberhart convened
the decorations and was ably
assisted by Mesdames R. M.
Menzies, J. Warren, W. N. Wat-
ters, R. Round, M. McGill, K.
Stewart, A. Craig, R. J. Brewer,
G. Muir and Miss C. MacGowan.
Tea Table -
The tea room extended the
entire length of" the east wall'
in which area were white cloth -
covered individual tea '',tAbles
centred with miniature coal -oil
; enc!rcl'Pd by -"Tea
wa',; poured through the after -
loon from a central tea table
covered with a white cloth and
':,ntred with a silver rose bowl
‘ontaining* an artistic arrange-
inent of , Canadian holly, pine
and high -bush cranberries. ' Sil-
ver candelabra with Tighted,red
tapers were flanked on either
side. Pouring tea were Mrs. A.
C. Cooper, Mrs. F. Walkom,
Mrs. J. Warren and Mrs. L.
Thorrieloe,
Tea room arrangements were
made by Mesdames W. Tucker,
1. Papernick, M. Stephens and
Misses G. Robertson and G. Me-
DoWell. Assisting in serving
the guests were Mesdames J. C.
Ross, A. L. Cole, E. J. Pridham,
R. McDaniel, R. Munday, J. A.
Itatfmeyer, S. *heeler,- R. Alex-
ander, J. Hinton, W, Hanly,.A„
Pearson, R. Bushell, J. Mohring,
T. Little, B. Ross and K. Hop-
kinson.
Mesdames A. Hamilton, W:- J.
Mills, A. Hardy, G. Chamney,
H. Talmay, II. Young, P. Blun-
d: II, E. Stiles, A. Vint, J. Sher-
4vood, K. Wilkinson, B. Mills, M.
Driver, B. Feagant H. Sturdy,
C. Pollock, G. Emerson, G. Math-
ieson, J. Frith, S. Youngblut,
is„. 7a/1urfman, N. Llairmont and
Misses M. Beacom, E. Hume and
E. Driver looked after tea pre-
parations.
Bake Table
The mammoth bake table dis-
nlaying many homemade delic-
acies from mincemeat to angel
food was popular as always.
Mesdames J. Cook, R. Wilson,
C. Worsen, F. Mitchell, J.
Wright, J. H. Kinkead, J. Rem-
ington and C. Moore attended
to the wants of the many pat-
rons.
Mesdames 0. L. Day, F. Over-
PACKED WITH
0 6 0 0 '0
holt, R. Aldis, J. Britnell, A.
13outtlier and H. Hibbert dis-
densed the variety of "sweets"
done up in decorated containers.
A beautiful pieced quilt in
the star design, the handiwork
of Mrs. W. Sallows" and her
daughter, Mrs. F. Mitchell, was
among the many handcrafted•
articles sold at the bazaar
tables. The Unit leaders, Mrs.
C. Anstay, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs.
H. Gardiner, Mrs. F. Walkom
and Mrs. W. Moorhead, arrang-
ed the displays and were assist-
ed in selling by Mesdames R.
Menzies„ G. Ellis, F. Allin, E.
Waugh, L. Ellwood, W. Dock-
stader, E. Rawson, E. West-
brook, T. Donnelly and Miss M.
Buchanan. ._
Mrs. H. Cooper and the C.G.
I.T. girls sold Christmas novel-
ties.
Small children were cared
for in the nurseiw by Mrs. B.
Hallam andC.g.l.T..girls.
Donald Haines and thanked by
.01an
Reeve Ralph, Jewell spoke
on behalf of the Tnunleipality.
; nd welcomed everyone.
Elmer Ireland, president of
the County Federation of Agri-
culture, brought greetings from
that orgatlieation. •
Murray Gaunt, ivr.L.A., gave
a few -words of encouragement
to the Fecteration. The assist-
nt agricultural xepresentative,
Don Pullen, reported on 4-R
clubs and mentioned that servi-
e ttes had been provided by
•
County • Vice-pr•esident Alex
McGregor spoke on Fame, and
Itrs. McGregor outlined activ-
ities of wcrmen directors of the
A
• BRIDGE SCORES
There were four tabjesjn play
at the Goderich Popticate
,Bridge Club en Monday night.
Winners and their ttcores were
as follows: Mrs. W. G. Mac -
Ewan and' Miss E. .11ume, 54
points; Mrs. A. Galbraith and
Mr. P. F. Carey, 47.1/2 points;
Mrs. J. Cook and Mts. R,
Sproule, 461/2 points; Mrs'. D. .
Mooney and Mrs. .A. Nicol, 46
points.
THEATRE.
GODERICH
THE IPA R'IC .
SHOWTIME 7:p ,
*. air-canditionad for your comfort" * -
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NOW PLAYING — Dec. 5-64 — In Technicolor
Jerry Lewis as "The Nutty Professor"
MON., TUES., WED. — Dec. 00-11 — Double Bill
Barbara Luna and Roger Mobley
"DIME WITH A HALO"
Karl Boehm and Barbara Luss in
"RIFIFI IN TOKYO"
Adult Entertainment '
Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Dec. 12-13-14
Cindy Carol and James Darren
Take irrepressible Gidget to the Eternal City -
"GIDGET ' GOES- TO ROME"
. In Technicolor
Coming —. "Nurse On Wteels" — new British fun film
Harold Errington
ANDERSON'S
OOK CENTRE
GODERICH, ONT.
(Next Door to Post Cffice)
Thank You for Your
Confidence
Colborne Twp. Ratepayers
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------We---sinderely----app-reciatt the confidence you
have placed in us by returning us by acclama-
tion. We will continue to work diligently on
your behalf.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
FLUORIDE?
HEALTHY'
MIN11111111
YES!
YES!
West Wawanosh Township
A sincere thank you for your support at the polls
on,Monday. I will endeavor to carry out the work of
the township with the best interests of the ratepayers in
mind at all times., Thank you for your confidence in.
electing me to the office of Reeve.
Lorne .Durnin
• \These municipal water supplies
IN HURON 'COUNTY
already provide Fluoride in beneficial amounts:
1131.1711
BRUSSELS•
Reeve and Council
My Sincere Thanks
To West Wawanosh Electors
I wish to thank all these who supported me in Mon-
day's election. Best wisheS to the new council.
ORDER YOUR NOW
LAURA SECORDS
HARVEY CULBERT
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CLINTON WINGHAM
HENSALL ZURICH
SEAFORTH
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LET GODERICH SHARE IN THE BENEFITS FROM
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SUPPORT FLUORIDATION !
D. GEIGER, Chairman DR. R. M. ALDIS
• Huron Board Of Health. Medical Officer Of Health
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MAILING 'SERVICE
We 'have a manilla teivite If you desire to send chocolates
to a friend, -The only iii4cljtional chiSrge It the pottage.
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... at a 34 the cost of other fuels.
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Complete with propane installation and automatic
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AUTPMAtilbALLY
OW kit Witi
Examples wa
GODER!CH TO
TO RONTO
VANCOUVER
,A.LL COACH SEATS ON
SUPER CONTINENTAL
RESERVED IN ADVANCE
AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
RED
$3.15 • $3.90
$43.00 ,$47.00
.r•
BLUE
$4.70
$51.00
PARLOR CAR AND SLEEPING CAR SPACE EXTRA
1 hese examples show y ut.. yuu can cut your travel costS
and still enjoy all the comforts of CN's modern rail travel.
Flan your trip on Red, White and Blue days from CN's newt.
Calendar of Days.
Passengers holding parlor car or sleeping car accommodation,
receive complimel.tary meals on trains 7c:rrying meal service
cars. . •
For further information cofntact your local CN agent
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